Brake rotor question
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Brake rotor question
I want to put new rotors on my 2000 C5. I'm not looking for better braking performance. This change is all about looks. I have new red calipers and want to put drilled rotors on when I install the calipers. I saw some cheap ones at the forum store ($90 ea I believe) and wondered how good they are. As I said I'm not looking for more brake performance, just want something that looks good and is equal to stock rotors. Opinions please.
Gary
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You are the one that said cheap, not me. I always believe in the get what you pay for theory. If you don't drive hard you may be able to get by with an inexpensive set that will hold up for you.
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Originally Posted by Diamond
You are the one that said cheap, not me. I always believe in the get what you pay for theory. If you don't drive hard you may be able to get by with an inexpensive set that will hold up for you.
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Check out http://www.sportbrakes.com/ rotors. They are low
cost and a quality solution for bla rotors syndrome.... plus you'll keep
Evil-Twin off your back!
cost and a quality solution for bla rotors syndrome.... plus you'll keep
Evil-Twin off your back!
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As Evil mentioned above dont be Crazy
and He and I respectully disagree with each other many times about brake rotors, but DONT Get Cheap D/S rotors. If you must have D/S rotors get high quality ones.
and He and I respectully disagree with each other many times about brake rotors, but DONT Get Cheap D/S rotors. If you must have D/S rotors get high quality ones.
